Recent content by Gary R. Smith

I certainly agree with that. I'm expecting 48 film negative scans back later today.

Looks relaxing Ralph!

That does seem to be pretty grainy. Gianluca, Here is a digital shot I took yesterday (in color) which I knocked to b&w. This morning I ran it through Nik SilverFX to see what I could get for grain. I think it is pretty grainy and sharp.

Necessity is the mother of invention!

since it is 3D printed, I'd imagine that making a cover would be trivial.

Maybe something like this?

I hadn't thought about it but here's my attempt. I think I prefer the green pilings.

Yes. Not really. Salmon (and Steelhead) are important in Oregon.

Shot a week or so ago with the Rollie and Kodak Gold 200 at the BLM's Wildwood Recreational Area near Welches, OR.

I hate it when you open something up and there was a spring loaded component that shoots across the room.

Astoria, Oregon was to be the NYC of the west. Or so they thought back in the day. Much of the city was built on pilings out over the river and tons and tons of salmon was canned there. In 1922 a fire destroyed almost all of the wooden structures. The canneries are gone but their pilings remain...

I think I like the B&W version more. I'm hoping I get some sun over the next few days so that the Lomo Turquoise shots turn out.

Here's the moose and the barber shop on a different day with different film.

That's because you are a photographer whereas I'm just an opportunist snapper. Although we frequently visit this BLM Wildwood Recreational Area near Welches, these were off our usual wander and were snapped with an iPhone.

Damn AI, you just can't trust it!